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Bacteriology Equipment

	Biohazard Safety Cabinet Biohazard safety cabinet is negative pressure safety equipment which is widely applicable in microbiology, biomedicine, genic recombination, zoopery and biologicals. It is the basic safety protect equipment in laboratory biologic safety class one protect barrier which adopts advanced air clean technology and negative pressure cabinet design to achieve the protection for environment, person and sample.
	Incubator (Bacteriology) The incubator maintains a bacterial culture at a particular temperature for a set length of time, in order to measure bacterial growth.
	Oven Its features are similar to a pressure cooker that allows the heating of aqueous solutions to higher temperatures than water's boiling point in order to sterilize the contents of the autoclave.